Most family historians will eventually reach a point where their genealogy research leads them "across the pond" or over a border into a new country. Many genealogists, unfortunately, abandon their research at this point, because they find the thought of genealogy research in a foreign country intimidating or overwhelming. Other than a few record differences and a possible language barrier, however, genealogy research really isn't all that different from one place to the next. Learn how to take your family tree research into a new country with this tutorial.